Keyla Orozco

Maní eléctrico (for recorder & live electronics).
Susanna Borsch, recorder and electronics.

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Flutemos/Flauteamus (for flute orchestra). Suite in 7 movements.
Nederlands Fluitorkest conducted by Jorge Karjevschi.
(movements I & IV)

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Nengón Transformation 1 (for violin).
Jorge Orozco (Keyla's brother), violin.

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XXI@slag-werkers.nl.etc.com (for percussion quintet).
Suite in 3 movements. The Big-Bang Ensemble.
(movement I)

PerpetuumM (for ensemble).
Nieuw Ensemble conducted by Rutger van Leyden.
(excerpt)

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Won't Blue (for piano). Gustavo Corrales, piano.

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Para tí Nengón (for percussion duo). Suite in 4 movements.
Gustavo Gimeno and Lorenzo Ferrándiz, percussion.
(movements I & II)

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Arpa (for harp). Ernestine Stoop, harp.

Soneto para un Son (for choir).
Schola Cantorum Coralina conducted by Alina Orraca.

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De chismes y confidencias (Danzón for piano).
Adonis González, piano.

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Eco y Espejo (for flute and violin). Suite in 4 movements.
Efrain Oscher, flute and Robert Vieira, violin.
(I- Habanera, III- Tango)

Keyla singing at the age of 5 (home recording).
Song: Príncipe Enano. Music by Pablo Milanés, text by José Martí.
On the guitar: Danilo Orozco (Keyla's father).

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Keyla singing at the age of 6 (public performance).
Song: Luciérnaga de todas las noches. Music and text by Augusto Blanca.
Adaptation and guitar: Danilo Orozco (Keyla's fahter).
Recital at 'Esteban Salas Conservatory' of Santiago de Cuba.

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Keyla (5) and her brother Jorge (3) singing a duo (home recording).
Song: A Carlos Manuel de Céspedez. Music and text by Ramiro Gutiérrez.
Prime voice: Keyla, second voice: Jorge, guitar: Danilo Orozco  (father).

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Keyla playing piano at the age of 13 (public performance).
Impromptu Op. 90 No. 4 by Franz Schubert
Recital at 'Esteban Salas Conservatory' of Santiago de Cuba.